Experimental Sciences

The Degree in Experimental Sciences will provide fundamental training in the four experimental scientific disciplines (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Geology), in addition to a sufficient preparation of Mathematics. Upon completion of this degree, the student must have acquired and developed a series of knowledge, skills and abilities, which allows them to function with good quality and competitiveness in the professional field both nationally and internationally. He must also have acquired a sense of ethics and social commitment towards the society in which he is immersed.

The main professional opportunities for graduates of the Degree in Experimental Sciences at the time of their incorporation into the labor market are the following: 

• Information and dissemination in scientific publications and museums.  
• Teaching in secondary, university and professional training.  
• Research in different scientific areas, with great multidisciplinary projection.  
• Specific works of each specialization, whether theoretical, computational, laboratory or field.  
• Diverse industrial sectors: energy, food, pharmacy, security, environment, etc.